dunn patrick w wrote:
> > Hangkerimce has a very fixed syntax, and subordination would be trans=
lated
> > paraphrasing and refering to the previous sentence, then "The man who=
went to
> > the store gave me a horse" would be say like "man has gone to store" =
"he has
> > given me a horse".
> > PE_VE^YEM~LAN_YA_(store_sing) PE_VU/LA_(give)YA_(horse_sing), where P=
E_LA_YA_
> > means perfect action, VE^YEM~ is a/the man, and VU/ referes to VE^YEM=
~.
>
> You have a write up of this on the web?
Not yet. I'm discuting this on email and a little few notes on other pla=
ces but I
have not time at this particular moment for managing my web sites.
--
Carlos Th
http://www.geocities.com/Paris/Rue/9028/
Luh=EDz=F9langk=FBr=EB puh=EDz=F9langy=EFm=EAr=EB
Luh=EDz=F9langk=FBr=EB puh=E9v=F9lay=EFm=EAyih=EDz=F9
-- Hangkerim proverb
Vec=FBr=EBrangk=FBr=EB
-- Hangkerim proverb